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A group of homeowners on Elmwood Avenue on Mishawaka's southern edge are asking the St. Joseph County Council to close off their street with a barrier because cut-through traffic has grown so much in recent years.
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B & B Holdings plans to tear down the Pangford Motel on McKinley Avenue, along with two nearby houses. In their place would be 39 rental apartments, spread across three townhome-style buildings.
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President Mike Leep Jr. says Gurley-Leep has long planned the move, they'll plant more than 300 trees, and he thinks the Grape Road lots they'll vacate ultimately will draw new development.
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Mishawaka Firefighters Local 360 will appoint two members of a five-member citizen board that handles personnel matters.
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Mishawaka’s City Council voted Monday night to approve the expansion of the Downtown Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA), allowing people to drink outdoors.
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The library has asked the St. Joseph County Council for approval to spend money from its Rainy Day Fund on the bookmobile and a garage to house it
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Mishawaka Mayor Dave Wood says the project's economic benefits aren't worth the risks so close to a city wellfield in a growing part of the city
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Mishawaka police will be some of the highest paid in the state in 2024. They will also work more hours in 12-hour shifts.
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The Mishawaka Common Council approved plans for a proposed $38 million regional sports complex Monday. In the works since 2015, the Mishawaka Fieldhouse project will be built on Veterans Parkway just east of the Juday Creek Golf Course.